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Assistant Professor of Medicine and Health Sciences and Technology at Harvard-MIT’s Division of Health Sciences and Technology and the Harvard Medical School
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Research Area(s): Micro- and nanoscale technologies to control cellular behavior with particular emphasis in developing microscale biomaterials and engineering systems for tissue engineering and drug delivery.
Biological Engineering Division and Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
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Research Area(s): Analysis of complex biological systems at both the molecular level and the systems level
Chemical Engineering
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Research Area(s): Biochemical engineering
Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering. Co-Director, Sloan Program on the Pharmaceutical Industry (POPI) Faculty Director, Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation.
Chemical Engineering
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Research Area(s):Recombinant protein production using Escherichia coli to increase protein expression; Animal cell culture with emphasis in the increased production of recombinant proteins and monoclonal antibodies; Stabilization of proteins using quantum mechanics
Engineering Systems Division
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Research Area(s): Aerospace Biomedical Engineering: Biomechanics, Control, and Dynamics; Human Factors; Engineering Systems and Design; Space Policy
John & Dorothy Wilson Professor of Biology and Geobiology, MIT Departments of Biology and Earth and Planetary Sciences
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Research area(s): Electron-transfer mechanisms; the co-evolution of life and Earth; the evolution of photosynthesis; physiological functions of redox active “secondary” metabolites.
Brain & Cognitive Sciences
Research Area(s): Synaptic Plasticity; Candidate Plasticity Genes
Sloan School of Management
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Research Area(s): Innovation and entrepreneurship with an emphasis on the life science sector
Health Sciences & Technology
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Research Area(s):
Associate Professor, Program in Media Arts and Sciences, Associate Professor, MIT-Harvard Division of Health Sciences and Technology
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Research area(s): Biomechatronics/biomechanics, biological motion control, advancement of human rehabilitation and augmentation technology.
Chemical and Biological Engineering
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Research Area(s): Molecular Bioengineering, Protein Engineering, Therapeutic Protein Biotechnology
Political Science
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Research Area(s): International relations, political economy, and science and technology policy
Sloan School of Management
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Research Area(s): Entrepreneurship, early-stage startups; Innovation and technology transfer, licensing of university IP; Information Technology, network security, internet infrastructure;
Chemical Engineering
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Research Area(s): Design and assembly of recombinant microorganisms for the production of small molecules
Aero/Astro
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Research Area(s): Bioastronautics, aerospace human factors, long duration space flight, artificial gravity
Research Scientist and Lecturer, School of Engineering, Innovation Teams
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Research Area(s): Innovation processes and dynamics, development of innovation ecosystems, innovation ecosystems in energy, technology transfer, computational biology, applications of artificial intelligence/machine learning, scientific computing.
Health Sciences & Technology
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Research Area(s):Cartilage degeneration
Chemical Engineering
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Research Area(s): Macromolecular design and synthesis; Directed assembly using surface templates; Nanoscale design of biomaterials; Block copolymers, asymmetric morphologies; Liquid crystalline polymeric materials
Chemical Engineering
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Research Area(s): Drug delivery; Biomaterials; Tissue engineering; Biotechnology; Immobilized enzymes; Biomedical engineering
Health Sciences and Technology, and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Research Area(s): Multiscale Regenerative Technologies
Engineering Systems Division
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Research Area(s): Development and evaluation of medical practice and technology; Health economics and policy
Electrical Engineering Computer Sciences
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Research Area(s):Human neurological function and dysfunction using electrical and mechanical engineering principles and techniques
Engineering Systems Division
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Research Area(s): Information integration technologies, semantic connectivity among disparate distributed information systems, database technology, software project management, internet applications, and the strategic use of information technology
School of Engineering
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Research Area(s): Nanomechanics of biological cells and molecules, and human disease states, Structure-Mechanical Property-Disease connections in the context of P. falciparum malaria, hereditary blood cell disorders and cancer, Computational simulations of cellular and molecular deformation and shape thermodynamics, High force optical tweezers studies of biological cells and human disease states, Nanostructured materials, Nanoindentation and microindentation
Engineering Systems Division
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